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cbrsilv15 Senior Enthusiast

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Got line x for the first time in this truck. Worth every penny. I love it. I also have a rubber liner to keep stuff from sliding around.

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bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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Got line x for the first time in this truck. Worth every penny. I love it. I also have a rubber liner to keep stuff from sliding around.

Do they have to put that line-x emblem in the bed?

Doobs41378 Enthusiast

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Also is it required that they put the yellow sticker on the back of your truck so everyone knows you have a Line X?

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bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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Also it required that they put the yellow sticker on the back of your truck so everyone knows you have a Line X?

Lol. I don't know how I feel yet about the badge in the back. I'm leaning towards seeing if I can skip it and save them a few bucks. ;)

LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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Tell them before they start not to put the sticker on the window. I didn't get the badge or sticker. I bet someone is gonna tell you the warranty will be voided if you don't have the badge installed lol

bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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Tell them before they start not to put the sticker on the window. I didn't get the badge or sticker. I bet someone is gonna tell you the warranty will be voided if you don't have the badge installed lol

lol, the sticker i'm not as worried about, since i can just remove it whenever. but the badge is there forever.

Sdfd504 Enthusiast

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My front is 35 1/2 inches and the rear is a little over 39 1/4.

My front is 40 inches at the bottom the of black fender trim, rear is 40.5 inches

crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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lol, the sticker i'm not as worried about, since i can just remove it whenever. but the badge is there forever.

Are you talking about the Line-X badge that's actually in the coating? If so I would ask for them not use it. Decides i thought most places used the emblem that they spray over anyways.

 

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bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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Are you talking about the Line-X badge that's actually in the coating? If so I would ask for them not use it. Decides i thought most places used the emblem that they spray over anyways.

 

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yeah, the actual line-x badge that's in the coating. do they still add that or is there a new way they get free advertising?

 

i think this is the updated logo right?

 

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crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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yeah, the actual line-x badge that's in the coating. do they still add that or is there a new way they get free advertising?

 

i think this is the updated logo right?

 

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I believe it all depends on your dealer.

 

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bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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I believe it all depends on your dealer.

 

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Yeah, i'm sure you're right. I've read that it might just be held on by some silicone that can be heated up and removed. I'll check it out when I get mine done.

Sbaer2012 Enthusiast

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got my zone 1.5 BL via UPS today...going to install next week. Should be a nice compliment to my 2 inch level in the front : )

 

too bad its winter here in new York and my stock 265-70-17s is what will be on it until spring time : /

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